Top-Rated Touchless Wheel Alignment in Rotherham

Precision meets Innovation

Say goodbye to the traditional wheel alignment process with the new clampless Argos wheel alignment technology at Kilnhurst Tyres.

Experience the future of vehicle care with touchless wheel alignment - the most advanced and accurate way to ensure your wheels are perfectly aligned. At Kilnhurst Tyres we use state-of-the-art touchless alignment technology to deliver fast, precise results without ever needing to touch your vehicle's wheels or rims.

What is Touchless Wheel Alignment?

Unlike traditional alignment methods, our touchless systems use high-resolution cameras and laser sensors to measure your wheel angles in seconds. This ensures 100% accuracy, zero risk of rim damage, and a faster, cleaner process from start to finish.

Our Argos Wheel Aligner machine inspects the toe, camber, caster, and thrust angles in under 5 seconds without even touching your car. Furthermore, you don't even need to get out of your vehicle.

Move your car in the space between the Argos columns, and the state-of-the-art 3D scanning measurement system will take care of the rest. This process completely transforms the traditional wheel alignment procedure, working without clamps, targets, and detectors. The different wheel basis does not require any kind of manual actions, not even a levelled lift. There is no need to engage the brake pedal lock or conduct a run-out compensation to measure the caster angle of a car wheel.

When should you get your wheels aligned?

Regular wheel alignment is essential for keeping your car safe, efficient, and smooth to drive. Over time, everyday driving - hitting potholes, speed bumps, or kerbs - can cause your wheels to fall out of alignment. When this happens, your tyres will wear unevenly, your steering may feel off-centre, and fuel efficiency can drop. You should consider a wheel alignment if you notice any of the following:- Your car pulls to one side when driving straight, uneven or rapid tyre wear, an Off-centre steering wheel, vibration in the steering wheel, after hitting a pothole, kerb or speed bump hard, or after suspension, steering, or tyre replacement.

How often should you get a Wheel Alignment?

As a general rule of thumb, have your alignment checked every 6-12 months, or every 6,000-10,000 miles. It's also smart to book an alignment whenever you fit new tyres, have suspension work done, or notice changes in how your car handles.

What are the benefits of a touchless 3D Wheel Alignment?

The latest touchless 3D wheel alignment systems are revolutionising the way garages measure and correct wheel positions. Using advanced laser and camera technology, this method provides ultra-precise measurements of all four wheels, high-speed diagnosis with accurate results within seconds, courtesy of the cutting-edge laser and 3D stereo cameras, and on top of that, you don't even need to leave your vehicle.